Places to explore in Valencia
Build real days in Valencia from a broader mix of sights, museums, architecture, parks, markets, neighbourhoods, and food stops from the existing Sortie inventory.
Start with the headline places
Almodí de València
Almodí de València is a cultural property in Valencia dating to 1417. As a surviving place with origins in the early 15th century, it gives visitors a tangible connection to the city’s long architectural and civic history.
Alqueria de Falcó
Alqueria de Falcó is an agricultural building in Valencia with origins dating to 1700. It offers visitors a surviving example of the city’s historic agricultural built environment and a link to Valencia’s rural past.
Alqueria de Julià
Alqueria de Julià is a historic alqueria in Valencia dating to 1713. The building provides visitors with a physical connection to the city’s early-18th-century agricultural heritage and its traditional rural architecture.
Alqueria del Moro
Alqueria del Moro is an alqueria recognized as a cultural property in Valencia. Visitors encounter a preserved element of the city’s agricultural built heritage, reflecting the historic rural landscape within modern Valencia.
Cines Babel
Cines Babel is a visitor attraction in Valencia, Spain, and can be considered when planning time in the city. The available details do not establish its programme, facilities, address, or visiting arrangements, so check current information before making a dedicated trip.
City of Arts and Sciences
City of Arts and Sciences is a major visitor attraction in Valencia, Spain, and a clearly identified option for a city itinerary. Specific information about its component venues, facilities, address, and access arrangements is not provided, so confirm details before visiting.
Architecture and landmarks
Convent del Carme (València)
Convent del Carme (València) is a museum and cultural destination in Valencia, Spain. It is a relevant stop for visitors building an itinerary around the city’s museums and named places of interest.
Convent of Santo Domingo
Convent of Santo Domingo is a landmark in Valencia, Spain, and may be of interest to visitors exploring the city’s notable places. Its history, architectural features, exact location, and access arrangements are not specified, so consult current local information before visiting.
Cripta Arqueològica de Sant Vicent Màrtir
Cripta Arqueològica de Sant Vicent Màrtir is a museum and cultural destination in Valencia, Spain. It provides a named point of interest for visitors planning an itinerary focused on the city’s museums.
La Lonja de la Seda de Valencia
This grandiose building illustrates the city's Medieval riches with elaborate stonework & carvings.
Parks and outdoor places
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Bioparc Valencia
Zoo with naturalistic habitats for animals including lions, giraffes, gorillas & elephants.
Convent del Carme (València)
Convent del Carme (València) is a museum and cultural destination in Valencia, Spain. It is a relevant stop for visitors building an itinerary around the city’s museums and named places of interest.
Convent of Santo Domingo
Convent of Santo Domingo is a landmark in Valencia, Spain, and may be of interest to visitors exploring the city’s notable places. Its history, architectural features, exact location, and access arrangements are not specified, so consult current local information before visiting.
Cripta Arqueològica de Sant Vicent Màrtir
Cripta Arqueològica de Sant Vicent Màrtir is a museum and cultural destination in Valencia, Spain. It provides a named point of interest for visitors planning an itinerary focused on the city’s museums.
La Lonja de la Seda de Valencia
This grandiose building illustrates the city's Medieval riches with elaborate stonework & carvings.
A través, Cristina Iglesias
Air-raid shelter under the Town hall of Valencia
Algirós Market Hall
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